University of Maine School of Law

The bill, sponsored by Senate President Troy Jackson, would launch a three-year pilot program to create a legal aid clinic housed at the University of Maine at Fort Kent.

The findings are detailed in a new report based on interviews and documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.

The University of Maine System's board of trustees will vote later this month on whether to move the law school temporarily for at least the next five years . That would provide time and space to tear down the current structure and construct a new academic building using philanthropic funds.

After more than two decades as a Maine Supreme Court justice, Leigh Saufley is embarking on a new phase of her legal career as the dean of the University…

Maine Chief Justice Leigh Saufley will step down from the Maine Supreme Judicial Court and take over as dean of the University of Maine School of Law…

The University of Maine System Board of Trustees has voted to make the University of Maine School of Law an independent free-standing institution in the…

A review committee created by the University of Maine System is recommending an increase in investment at the state's only law school, as well as expanded…

A human rights advocate from Mexico will deliver Wednesday night’s Justice For Women Lecture in Portland. Maria Luisa Aguilar Rodriguez will speak on the…

Danielle Conway is the first African-American dean of the University of Maine School of Law. Since her appointment in 2015, she has aimed to make the…

The definition of free speech and freedom of expression continues to be at the center of discussion -- whether it relates to the Presidential campaign,…